Gruffalo Tree Novels & Stories

Why does this man always interfere with his life? "I say once again, get out of my territory!" The cold attitude he gave out made all his opponents tremble. But that doesn't apply now. "I didn't enter your territory. Look!" The man pointed at the big golden-leaved tree. A different tree than others. A large golden scratch encircled the tree's trunk and a gaping hole. The scratches were like golden ink, and those immortal beings could only read ' The Lightcrown Claws Pack.' Not only that, a large hole that even a few squirrels just got into it gave off a fragrant scent. A kind of fragrance of several types of flowers converges there. Because of this, many are interested in entering its territ

Her sounds growing higher pitched. Stepping to the window simultaneously with Lucien, their pupils tapered to slits and irises yellowed until he could see over the flat land to the dark trees. Lightening brightened the valley in a plume of silver. Frosting treetops and revealing skeletal branches reaching from the snow. Highlighting the animal loping through the tall grass. Skirting the trees of Warlock Grove and cutting into the meadow. Black as midnight silk he glistened under a layer of sweat. Veering toward the castle gate as another claw of lightening speared over him.

Sorry for the long author's note haha. Nity out 🍄

She plunged into the groove, pounding across the root network, seeming not to notice how her footsteps suddenly echoed hollowly. Cursing, Finn followed her in, staying close to the skin-smooth trunks and leaping among the sturdier roots. The surface gave like a mattress beneath his boots and the stink of sulfur wafted up, warning that the grove was fully mature. The roots of the carnivorous trees had pushed aside the earth, creating a hollow to collect their digestive acids. Too late, she understood. She stopped abruptly near a large parental tree, hands outstretched for balance, and looked back at him with new horror written on her face.

Calling him a brute? "Take them!" the Tree, learning firsthand how irascible and difficult Chu Xun was, shook its boughs and dropped six golden fruits. "Give me some more," said Chu Xun telepathically. "You're a greedy one, aren't you? Bear in mind, the fruits lose their power once they get beyond a thousand meters from me," responded the Tree. Not believing a word at all, Chu Xun spun around and confirmed what he learned with the white elephant.

The tree becomes the target of its front legs when it wants to attack Nara. Nara stumbled run. Avoid fallen trees. "Damn it! It's bad luck for me. How could I be this stupid following Miss Ardina!" Nora complained. It was useless for her to hurt the giant Goblin with wood. The giant Goblin continued to follow Nara. Its large body made it difficult for It's to move, she hit a tree several times and the trees almost fell on her. Nara kept dodging and several times the tree almost fell on her.

Not long after that, Riley and Alen found a flag on a tree. Alen, who got the flag after Riley threw it from the tree, commented while examining the small flag, "Oh, are they serious? On a tree like that?" Riley, who was coming down from the top of the tree, replied quietly, "Huh, it's still not much. What if they put the flag near the beast's habitat?" Hearing this, Alen immediately turned his head with a strange expression, "You're joking? There are no beasts in De Frost Forest."

Then a huge claw scratches the tree. “What the heck was that!”

to come near her, she quickly run as the tree’s branches lengthen its size and tried to strike her. Niffa cut the branches into pieces as they keeps on coming her way, the branches splattered human blood and stained the knife and her cloth. There was a pause for a moment as she glared at the eyeless tree, she was shocked to see the tree’s mouth revealed. It was wide with a lot of sharp teeth, it seemed like an endless spiral of sharp teeth inside its mouth. The left branch suddenly grasps a raccoon hiding from a tree with its humanoid fingers, and the raccoon keeps on wiggling from the branch’s grasp. Niffa was terrified when the tree gobbled up the raccoon’s body as its blood splattered on

I laughed as I ran under a curved, fallen tree, built as a jungle playground for young pups, without ducking it. While Nix had to take a detour around to catch me. If he tried, I wasn't sure he'd be able to wiggle his way into the middle of this tree in his wolf form. He was simply too big for something intended for children. I may have been running quickly, but he was only trotting to keep up, adjusting his speed with mine.